Spain stopped issuing immigrant integration certificates.

Spain stopped issuing immigrant integration certificates.

Spanish study abroad news stops issuing immigration integration certific

Spain stopped issuing immigrant integration certificates.

Spain stopped issuing immigrant integration certificates.

Spanish study abroad news stops issuing immigration integration certificate? It is reported that since the current government of the Spanish People's Party took office, it has been busy solving various thorny economic problems faced in the debt crisis. Nowadays, when the debt crisis has eased and various new economic measures have been introduced, both the People's Party government and the media have begun to put the immigration issue on the table. Recently, the news that "the Spanish government will amend the criminal law and impose criminal penalties on helping illegal immigrants" and "the government will stop issuing immigrant integration certificates" have been disclosed by the Spanish media.

In the general election held at the end of 20 1 1, the Spanish People's Party was famous and criticized for its policy of "integrating immigrants into contracts". At the same time, they also proposed that once in power, they would abolish the deep-rooted residence policy. However, after the People's Party came to power, it avoided talking about the "immigration integration contract". Although the deep-rooted residence policy was greatly tightened, the door was not closed.

However, according to recent reports in the Spanish media, the Spanish government is now or will soon stop publishing new immigrant integration reports. Immigration integration report is one of the necessary documents for Spanish illegal immigrants to apply for permanent residence.

It is understood that, in fact, the policy basis for the Spanish government to stop publishing immigration integration reports is a decree issued by the immigration minister of the Western government in June last year, which abolished the standards for formulating integration reports.

As for the practice of issuing or stopping immigrant integration certificates, according to the decree of June last year, the Spanish government abolished the laws and regulations on which autonomous regions and municipal governments formulated integration reports. In this regard, the Spanish Prime Minister explained in a related question in Parliament a few days ago that Spain's integration reporting policy on immigrants is still completely effective in terms of the content, essence and relevant provisions of the Aliens Law. In addition, the governments of Spanish autonomous regions are still fully qualified to issue this report.

However, the Spanish Prime Minister also said that according to relevant statistics and analysis, the integration report has little or no effect in proving the degree of integration of immigrants, and it cannot achieve the effects and goals envisaged when the legal document "Integration Report" was established. Because many times, the integration report only repeats some legal provisions, or is a pure legal interpretation. Therefore, in this case, the Spanish government decided to abolish the relevant laws and regulations on which the integration report was based.

In addition, at the meeting with the Secretary-General for Immigration Affairs, the major regional government agencies qualified to issue the integration report also criticized the laws and regulations on which the integration report was based. Therefore, the Spanish government believes that the abolition of relevant laws and regulations and the failure to introduce relevant alternative laws and regulations will not cause any outstanding problems.

As for how to prove that immigrants have fully integrated into Spanish local society in the future, the Spanish government said that the minister in charge of immigration affairs is looking for a mechanism that can fully and effectively prove the integration of immigrants.

It is a crime to help illegal immigrants.

The Spanish government tried to write the content of "helping illegal immigrants will be convicted" into the criminal law. Like the "stop issuing immigrant integration certificates", this policy measure was also formulated by the Spanish government in the middle of last year. It was approved by the Spanish cabinet ministers' meeting last autumn and will be submitted to the Spanish parliament for deliberation and announced to take effect.

According to section 3 18 of the revised draft criminal law passed by the Spanish government last autumn, "anyone who tries to help non-EU citizens enter or transit the EU by violating the legislation of EU member States will be punished for 3 months to 12 months, or 6 months to 2 years". And "for the purpose of making profits, helping citizens of non-EU member countries to stay in the EU illegally, in violation of the legislation of the host country, will also be punished for 3 to 12 months, or 6 months to 2 years."

Judging from the relevant reports now, although the Spanish government's practice has been strongly opposed by human rights and charitable organizations, the Spanish government still insists on its own position and practice. When talking about this matter, Spanish Attorney General Gailleton not only tried his best to defend the relevant contents of the amendment, but also said that he would do his best to push the bill through the parliament. Since the Spanish People's Party has an absolute advantage in the parliament, this bill is likely to be passed.

In fact, whether or not the Spanish Parliament will pass the content of the criminal law amendment in the future, from the current situation, this amendment has clearly indicated the attitude of the Spanish government towards illegal immigrants, and the relevant policies in the future can only become more and more stringent.

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